The Boys Series Finale: Every Character's Fate Read Through Six Star Astrology | BgRemovit
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The Boys Series Finale: Every Character's Fate Read Through Six Star Astrology
Who survives The Boys series finale? We calculate the Six Star Astrology profiles of Homelander, Butcher, Hughie, and more to predict their ultimate fates.
The end of The Boys is a mathematical certainty of blood, Compound V, and broken morality. As the series hurtles toward its definitive conclusion, the internet is ablaze with betting pools on who will survive the final slaughter. Will Homelander finally snap completely? Does Butcher’s scorched-earth crusade end in his own demise? Can Hughie and Annie actually walk away?
To answer this, we are discarding standard narrative tropes and looking at the underlying cosmic architecture of these characters. By reverse-engineering their approximate birth years from show lore, we can run the core cast through the ruthless lens of Six Star Astrology (Rokusei Senjutsu). This Japanese astrological system doesn’t care about your hopes and dreams; it categorizes human fate into six distinct planetary types—Saturn, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Mercury, and the Moon—each with a positive or negative polarity. It is a system built on karmic cycles, predicting exactly how a person will act when pushed to the absolute brink.
Here is the fortune-telling alternative ending guide to The Boys, written in the stars and sealed in visceral tragedy.
Homelander & Butcher: The Doomed Collision of Venus and Mars
If there is one absolute truth in The Boys, it is that Homelander and Billy Butcher are locked in a fatal orbit. Their astrological profiles explain exactly why this ends in mutual annihilation.
Based on Vought laboratory records and contextual clues, John (Homelander) was born in the spring of April 1981. This places him squarely as a Venus (+) type. In Six Star Astrology, Venus types are the ultimate showmen. They are youthful, energetic, and desperately crave to be the center of attention. They thrive in the spotlight but harbor a terrifying hollowness; they lack deep internal philosophy. A Venus (+) needs constant adulation to sustain their reality. When the applause stops, they do not just fade away—they implode catastrophically. Homelander’s fate isn't a quiet defeat. His "Ego 99% / Empathy 1%" ratio guarantees that when he realizes the world no longer loves him, his Venusian nature will demand he take the world down with him.
Conversely, Billy Butcher (born roughly 1971) is a textbook Mars (-). Mars types are eccentric, deeply private, and fiercely independent rebels. They are solitary creatures who build walls around their true feelings, often pushing away the very people who try to save them. A negative polarity Mars is prone to self-destruction, burning their own house down just to ensure their enemies burn with it. Butcher’s "Vengeance" is his only fuel. The Mars (-) profile dictates that Butcher cannot survive the finale because a Mars without a war has no reason to exist. Expect Butcher to achieve his goal, but at the cost of his own life—the ultimate suicidal checkmate against Homelander’s desperate need to be worshiped.
Hughie & Annie: Mercury’s Adaptability vs. Saturn’s Burden
How does a baseline human in a windbreaker survive a world of literal gods? The stars have a very clear answer for Hughie Campbell (born 1992): he is a Mercury (+).
Mercury types are the supreme adapters. They are communicative, flexible, and entirely unbothered by traditional, rigid concepts of pride or legacy. While a Mars or Venus will snap under pressure, a Mercury flows around the obstacle. They are survivors. The "Mercury: 85% Survival" probability isn't a fluke; it is the core of Hughie's character. He survives because he refuses to play the alpha-male game that gets everyone else killed. His finale fate is the quietest and most triumphant: he walks away.
Annie January, or Starlight (born 1994), carries a much heavier cosmic load as a Saturn (+). Saturn types are the idealists. They are rigid, highly moralistic, and often carry the weight of the world on their shoulders. They believe in justice and structure, which makes them incredible leaders but also prime targets for severe trauma. Annie’s "Saturn: 50% Survival" odds reflect this heavy burden. She won't die, but she will not escape unscarred. Saturn types who survive their karmic trials are often tasked with rebuilding the ruins. Annie’s fate is to become the reluctant architect of whatever new world order replaces Vought, forever carrying the ghosts of those she couldn't save.
Frenchie, Kimiko, and the Moon’s Gravity
No two characters are more fundamentally intertwined than Serge (Frenchie, born 1983) and Kimiko Miyashiro (born 1993). In Six Star Astrology, they are both Moon types (Frenchie a positive polarity, Kimiko a negative).
Moon types are defined by their emotional gravity. They are deeply empathetic, highly sensitive, and profoundly vulnerable to isolation. A Moon type cannot survive alone; they require a "Codependent orbit" to function. Their entire arc has been about finding humanity in each other when the world treats them as monsters.
Because they share this lunar connection, their fates are intrinsically linked. If the writers attempt to separate them in the finale, the Moon profile predicts tragedy—one will sacrifice themselves for the other, likely Frenchie taking a fatal blow to ensure Kimiko’s freedom. However, if they remain "Bound by gravity," they possess a unique resilience. The most plausible astrological outcome is a bittersweet departure: they survive, but only by entirely abandoning the war and disappearing into the shadows, relying solely on their shared orbit.
A-Train & MM: Jupiter’s Karma and The Grounded Anchor
Jupiter types in Rokusei Senjutsu are focused on the tangible world: family, status, wealth, and physical reality. Both A-Train (Reggie Franklin, born 1991) and Mother’s Milk (Marvin T. Milk, born 1976) fall under this planetary influence, but their polarities dictate vastly different endings.
A-Train is a Jupiter (-). Negative Jupiter types are often materialistic, driven by external validation and the accumulation of status. A-Train has spent the entire series running from his own sins, accumulating a massive "Karmic Debt Accumulated" ledger. His recent turns toward redemption are genuine, but astrology demands balance. The "Jupiter's Physical Toll" means his fate is tied to his physical body. The ultimate prediction for A-Train is a fatal redemption: he will finally use his speed for a purely selfless act, but his heart will give out. He pays his karmic debt with his life.
Mother’s Milk, conversely, is a Jupiter (+). Positive Jupiter types are the builders and the protectors. They are grounded, mature, and deeply focused on family legacy. MM is the anchor of the Boys. While he is constantly pulled back into the violence, his core drive is to protect his daughter and build a safe reality. The stars favor the Jupiter (+) in times of chaos because they do not fight for ego; they fight for stability. MM’s fate is to be the last man standing alongside Hughie, finally laying down his weapons to return to the family he has fought so desperately to preserve.
The Final Prediction: Who Inherits the Ashes?
Astrology does not deal in Hollywood endings; it deals in inevitabilities. When the dust settles on The Boys series finale, the flashy Venus (Homelander) and the wrathful Mars (Butcher) will have erased each other from the board. The karmic debts of Jupiter (-) will be paid in blood.
What remains is the adaptable Mercury and the burdened Saturn. Hughie and Annie will inherit the ashes, not as triumphant superheroes, but as exhausted survivors tasked with sweeping up the debris of a world that worshipped the worst versions of humanity. The stars demand balance, and in the universe of The Boys, balance always comes at a terrifying cost.
Sources
Rokusei Senjutsu (Six Star Astrology) foundational texts by Kazuko Hosoki.
The Boys official timeline and character lore via Amazon Prime Video.
Showrunner Eric Kripke's public statements on Season 5 character arcs.
